More chains could mean more activity, but the real question is how that activity benefits $REBATE. According to the @RebateLaunch team, $REBATE will remain on Robinhood Chain, while revenue generated across supported networks will be routed back to buy and burn the token. Imagine Rebate Pad eventually operates on three chains. Each chain could generate fees from its own launch and trading activity, but the described model would direct the relevant revenue toward one $REBATE token. That creates an interesting distinction between expanding the platform and expanding the token supply. Instead of introducing a separate $REBATE token on every network, the plan is to connect activity across chains to the existing token. But I'd still want to verify how revenue is transferred, what bridging costs apply, and whether the automated burns execute as described. The team says the bridge and burn mechanisms have been tested, with stress testing now underway. That isn't the same as a completed public rollout. For me, the real milestone will be seeing cross-chain activity produce verifiable buy-and-burn transactions on Robinhood Chain. Expansion sounds promising. Measurable execution will matter more.
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